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What if the most important truth about you… isn’t something you earn or build—but something you simply receive? What if your whole identity was meant to flow from this one reality: You are beloved by God. 
 
Today, Francis Chan invites us to slow down and actually wrestle with what it means that God is love. Not just that He shows love—but that love is His very essence. And if that’s true, then understanding His love should completely rewire how we see ourselves… and how we treat each other. 
 
Listen to “Living as God’s Beloved” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast 
 
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What if the most important truth about you… isn’t something you earn or build—but something you simply receive? What if your whole identity was meant to flow from this one reality: You are beloved by God.

Today, Francis Chan invites us to slow down and actually wrestle with what it means that God is love. Not just that He shows love—but that love is His very essence. And if that’s true, then understanding His love should completely rewire how we see ourselves… and how we treat each other.

Listen to “Living as God’s Beloved” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast

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Living as God’s Beloved

It’s such a tragedy when people live only for themselves—chasing comfort, chasing recognition, thinking somehow that's going to bring joy. But it never does. The people with the most joy in this life are the ones who’ve died to themselves. They walk into a room thinking, “Who can I bless? Who can I encourage? Who needs to be seen today?” That’s where real life is found. That’s where Jesus is found. Loving is not a duty—it’s a joy. 
 
Excerpt from “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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It’s such a tragedy when people live only for themselves—chasing comfort, chasing recognition, thinking somehow that's going to bring joy. But it never does. The people with the most joy in this life are the ones who’ve died to themselves. They walk into a room thinking, “Who can I bless? Who can I encourage? Who needs to be seen today?” That’s where real life is found. That’s where Jesus is found. Loving is not a duty—it’s a joy.

Excerpt from “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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A Life of Fulfillment

When Jesus spoke about love, He talked about laying down your life. He praised the widow who gave everything, not the ones who played it safe. The apostles didn’t spread the gospel while making sure they were always comfortable. They suffered, they sacrificed, they poured themselves out—because real love costs something. 
 
Somewhere along the way, we started believing that love should be convenient. That we can serve, but only if it doesn’t disrupt our lives too much. But that’s not love. Jesus showed us what love really looks like—He left the glory of heaven, took on suffering, and gave everything. If our love has limits, if we’re always holding something back, we have to ask ourselves: Are we truly following Him? 
 
Excerpt from “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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When Jesus spoke about love, He talked about laying down your life. He praised the widow who gave everything, not the ones who played it safe. The apostles didn’t spread the gospel while making sure they were always comfortable. They suffered, they sacrificed, they poured themselves out—because real love costs something.

Somewhere along the way, we started believing that love should be convenient. That we can serve, but only if it doesn’t disrupt our lives too much. But that’s not love. Jesus showed us what love really looks like—He left the glory of heaven, took on suffering, and gave everything. If our love has limits, if we’re always holding something back, we have to ask ourselves: Are we truly following Him?

Excerpt from “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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An Inconvenient Love

You desire spiritual gifts—but Paul reminds us that love is the point. Gifts aren’t about you. They’re given so others can be built up. 
 
What if we stopped chasing gifts for ourselves and started using them to love? What if our deepest desire wasn’t to be gifted, but to be servants? 
 
Let’s not miss this: Without love, the gifts mean nothing. 
 
Excerpt from “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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You desire spiritual gifts—but Paul reminds us that love is the point. Gifts aren’t about you. They’re given so others can be built up.

What if we stopped chasing gifts for ourselves and started using them to love? What if our deepest desire wasn’t to be gifted, but to be servants?

Let’s not miss this: Without love, the gifts mean nothing.

Excerpt from “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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Why Do You Want a Spiritual Gift?

When you gather with the church, is your heart focused on loving others? Or are you still thinking about yourself? Real love isn’t just a feeling—it’s action. It’s sacrifice. It’s stepping into the mess, weeping for the broken, and moving toward those in need. 
 
Jesus didn’t call us to just receive love. He called us to live it. So when you walk into that room, do you overflow with love for others? Do you see their needs? Do you care enough to act? 
 
Let’s rethink love this week—not as something we get, but as something we give. 
 
Listen to “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast. 
 
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When you gather with the church, is your heart focused on loving others? Or are you still thinking about yourself? Real love isn’t just a feeling—it’s action. It’s sacrifice. It’s stepping into the mess, weeping for the broken, and moving toward those in need.

Jesus didn’t call us to just receive love. He called us to live it. So when you walk into that room, do you overflow with love for others? Do you see their needs? Do you care enough to act?

Let’s rethink love this week—not as something we get, but as something we give.

Listen to “Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast.

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Loving Others More Than Yourself

Francis Chan calls believers to move beyond a shallow, comfortable Christianity and embrace the radical love that Jesus calls for. Have we reduced church to an event rather than a family? Are we living for eternity, or wasting our lives on things that won’t last? Through Scripture and conviction, Francis challenges us to deny ourselves, and look to our neighbors with love.

Loving Others More Than Yourself (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 7) | Francis Chan

We talk about repentance like it’s just turning away from sin—but it’s so much more than that. It’s about turning toward something better. God isn’t just asking you to stop sinning; He’s offering you a whole new life. A life where you’re actually filled with love, joy, peace, patience—the things you’ve been chasing but could never produce on your own. You don’t have to stay trapped in addiction, anger, or emptiness. Jesus is saying, “Come to Me. Let Me fill you.” This is what happens when the Holy Spirit truly takes over. 
 
And this isn’t something you can fake or force. You can’t just grit your teeth and “try harder” to be loving or patient. It has to come from Him. When His Spirit is in you, these things become the natural overflow of your life. So maybe instead of striving, we need to start asking, God, make me this person. Make me someone who actually loves. Make me someone who’s truly joyful and patient, because I can’t do it on my own. That’s real repentance—not just turning away, but surrendering completely to the life He wants to give you. 
 
Excerpt from “Attending Church or Encountering God? (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 6)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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We talk about repentance like it’s just turning away from sin—but it’s so much more than that. It’s about turning toward something better. God isn’t just asking you to stop sinning; He’s offering you a whole new life. A life where you’re actually filled with love, joy, peace, patience—the things you’ve been chasing but could never produce on your own. You don’t have to stay trapped in addiction, anger, or emptiness. Jesus is saying, “Come to Me. Let Me fill you.” This is what happens when the Holy Spirit truly takes over.

And this isn’t something you can fake or force. You can’t just grit your teeth and “try harder” to be loving or patient. It has to come from Him. When His Spirit is in you, these things become the natural overflow of your life. So maybe instead of striving, we need to start asking, God, make me this person. Make me someone who actually loves. Make me someone who’s truly joyful and patient, because I can’t do it on my own. That’s real repentance—not just turning away,

Repentance Is About Transformation

What would it look like to be fully led by the Holy Spirit—not just in church, but in every step of your life? Imagine if, as you walked out of the sanctuary, you truly asked God, “Where would You have me go? What would You have me say?” What if every conversation, every encounter—even something as simple as where you eat lunch—was surrendered to Him? This isn’t just about knowing how to follow the Spirit; it’s about wanting to. Do you really desire that kind of life? A life where every moment is directed by Him? 
 
Excerpt from “Attending Church or Encountering God? (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 6)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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What would it look like to be fully led by the Holy Spirit—not just in church, but in every step of your life? Imagine if, as you walked out of the sanctuary, you truly asked God, “Where would You have me go? What would You have me say?” What if every conversation, every encounter—even something as simple as where you eat lunch—was surrendered to Him? This isn’t just about knowing how to follow the Spirit; it’s about wanting to. Do you really desire that kind of life? A life where every moment is directed by Him?

Excerpt from “Attending Church or Encountering God? (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 6)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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What If the Spirit Led Your Every Move?

When you go to church, are you simply attending, or are you seeking to encounter the living God? To experience the Creator of the universe in a way that transforms your life? 
 
This week, Francis Chan challenges the way we approach worship, truth, and the Holy Spirit. Are we just hearing the Word, or are we responding to it? Are we pursuing knowledge, or a deeper intimacy with God? True worship goes beyond singing and learning—it’s a life-changing response to God’s presence. 
 
Listen to “Attending Church or Encountering God? (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 6)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast. 
 
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When you go to church, are you simply attending, or are you seeking to encounter the living God? To experience the Creator of the universe in a way that transforms your life?

This week, Francis Chan challenges the way we approach worship, truth, and the Holy Spirit. Are we just hearing the Word, or are we responding to it? Are we pursuing knowledge, or a deeper intimacy with God? True worship goes beyond singing and learning—it’s a life-changing response to God’s presence.

Listen to “Attending Church or Encountering God? (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 6)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast.

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Attending Church or Encountering God?

Too often, we settle for attending church rather than truly experiencing God. In this teaching, Francis Chan challenges us to examine our hearts—did we come just to check a box, or did we come longing to encounter the living God? 
 
Drawing from Scripture, he warns against the deception of hearing without doing, urging us to live out our faith in radical obedience, guided by the Holy Spirit.

Too often, we settle for attending church rather than truly experiencing God. In this teaching, Francis Chan challenges us to examine our hearts—did we come just to check a box, or did we come longing to encounter the living God?

Drawing from Scripture, he warns against the deception of hearing without doing, urging us to live out our faith in radical obedience, guided by the Holy Spirit.

Attending Church or Encountering God? (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 6) | Francis Chan

We have to come to grips with this—we will never fully understand God. He is beyond us, His ways are higher, His thoughts are beyond our reach. Isaiah 40 asks, Can you fathom the mysteries of God? The answer is no. Psalm 145 says no one can fathom His greatness. And yet, so often we wrestle, we question, we try to put Him in a box, as if we could ever contain Him. But here’s the truth: God hasn’t called us to understand Him—He’s called us to obey Him. 
 
There are things He’s revealed to us, and those things are enough. Enough for us to trust Him. Enough for us to follow Him. Enough for us to live by. But there are also things He’s chosen to keep secret, things we’ll never comprehend this side of eternity. And that’s okay. Because He is God, and we are not. Instead of demanding answers, maybe we should humble ourselves before Him—trusting that the One who is beyond our understanding is also the One who is infinitely good. 
 
Excerpt from “Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 5)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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We have to come to grips with this—we will never fully understand God. He is beyond us, His ways are higher, His thoughts are beyond our reach. Isaiah 40 asks, Can you fathom the mysteries of God? The answer is no. Psalm 145 says no one can fathom His greatness. And yet, so often we wrestle, we question, we try to put Him in a box, as if we could ever contain Him. But here’s the truth: God hasn’t called us to understand Him—He’s called us to obey Him.

There are things He’s revealed to us, and those things are enough. Enough for us to trust Him. Enough for us to follow Him. Enough for us to live by. But there are also things He’s chosen to keep secret, things we’ll never comprehend this side of eternity. And that’s okay. Because He is God, and we are not. Instead of demanding answers, maybe we should humble ourselves before Him—trusting that the One who is beyond our understanding is also the One who is infinitely good.

Excerpt from “Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Ser

You Can't Fathom His Greatness

God couldn’t have made it any clearer—there is no one else like Him. Over and over in Scripture, He declares it: There’s just one of Me. No one came before Him, and no one will come after. He doesn’t change, He doesn’t evolve, He doesn’t share His throne. He simply is. His name isn’t “I was” or “I will be.” It’s I AM. The eternal, unshakable, unchanging God. And yet, we live in a world that wants to reduce Him, to put Him in a category, to act as if He’s just one option among many. 
 
But He won’t fit into our categories. He won’t share His glory. He is the only God, and one day, every knee will bow before Him. So the question isn’t if we’ll recognize His authority—it’s when. Will we surrender now, in faith and worship? Or will we wait until it’s too late? Because He is, and always will be, the great I AM. 
 
Excerpt from “Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 5)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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God couldn’t have made it any clearer—there is no one else like Him. Over and over in Scripture, He declares it: There’s just one of Me. No one came before Him, and no one will come after. He doesn’t change, He doesn’t evolve, He doesn’t share His throne. He simply is. His name isn’t “I was” or “I will be.” It’s I AM. The eternal, unshakable, unchanging God. And yet, we live in a world that wants to reduce Him, to put Him in a category, to act as if He’s just one option among many.

But He won’t fit into our categories. He won’t share His glory. He is the only God, and one day, every knee will bow before Him. So the question isn’t if we’ll recognize His authority—it’s when. Will we surrender now, in faith and worship? Or will we wait until it’s too late? Because He is, and always will be, the great I AM.

Excerpt from “Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 5)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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The “I Am”

Have we made God too small in our minds? Have we tried so hard to explain Him that we’ve forgotten the mystery and the weight of who He really is? 
 
This week, Francis Chan confronts the temptation to fit God into our human understanding. There are things about Him we simply cannot grasp. And yet, what He has revealed should move us—not just to knowledge, but to reverence, worship, and obedience. 
 
Because knowing God isn’t about figuring Him out—it’s about surrendering to the One who was, who is, and who always will be. 
 
Listen to “Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 5)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast. 
 
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Have we made God too small in our minds? Have we tried so hard to explain Him that we’ve forgotten the mystery and the weight of who He really is?

This week, Francis Chan confronts the temptation to fit God into our human understanding. There are things about Him we simply cannot grasp. And yet, what He has revealed should move us—not just to knowledge, but to reverence, worship, and obedience.

Because knowing God isn’t about figuring Him out—it’s about surrendering to the One who was, who is, and who always will be.

Listen to “Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 5)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast.

#Jesus #God #Church #CrazyLove #WeAreChurch #FrancisChan

Greater Than Our Understanding

Have we made God too small in our minds? Have we tried so hard to explain Him that we’ve forgotten the mystery and the weight of who He really is? 
 
Francis Chan confronts the temptation to fit God into our human understanding. There are things about Him we simply cannot grasp. And yet, what He has revealed should move us—not just to knowledge, but to reverence, worship, and obedience. 
 
Because knowing God isn’t about figuring Him out—it’s about surrendering to the One who was, who is, and who always will be. 
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Have we made God too small in our minds? Have we tried so hard to explain Him that we’ve forgotten the mystery and the weight of who He really is?

Francis Chan confronts the temptation to fit God into our human understanding. There are things about Him we simply cannot grasp. And yet, what He has revealed should move us—not just to knowledge, but to reverence, worship, and obedience.

Because knowing God isn’t about figuring Him out—it’s about surrendering to the One who was, who is, and who always will be.
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Stay connected:

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Greater Than Our Understanding (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 5) | Francis Chan

Have you ever stopped to think about this? The Holy Spirit prays for you. Right now, He is interceding before the Father on your behalf (Romans 8:26-27). So often, we come before God asking for things that serve our own desires, not even knowing what we should be praying for. But the Spirit knows. He prays in perfect alignment with God’s will—pleading for what truly matters, for what brings God the most glory. 
 
Imagine that. While we stumble through our words, the Spirit Himself is speaking directly to the Father on our behalf. He’s not asking for temporary comforts or the things we think we need—He’s praying for the joy of God to fill our lives, for our hearts to be transformed, for us to walk in holiness. What if we surrendered to that? What if, instead of clinging to our own desires, we asked the Spirit to shape our prayers, to align our hearts with God’s? That’s where real power is. That’s when our prayers stop being about us and start being about Him. 
 
Excerpt from “A Person, Not a Power (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 4)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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Have you ever stopped to think about this? The Holy Spirit prays for you. Right now, He is interceding before the Father on your behalf (Romans 8:26-27). So often, we come before God asking for things that serve our own desires, not even knowing what we should be praying for. But the Spirit knows. He prays in perfect alignment with God’s will—pleading for what truly matters, for what brings God the most glory.

Imagine that. While we stumble through our words, the Spirit Himself is speaking directly to the Father on our behalf. He’s not asking for temporary comforts or the things we think we need—He’s praying for the joy of God to fill our lives, for our hearts to be transformed, for us to walk in holiness. What if we surrendered to that? What if, instead of clinging to our own desires, we asked the Spirit to shape our prayers, to align our hearts with God’s? That’s where real power is. That’s when our prayers stop being about us and start being about Him.

Excerpt from “A Person, Not 

Title: When You Don’t Know How to Pray…

When was the last time you were in awe of God? Like, truly stopped and realize that we are talking about the Creator of the universe? The One who spoke the stars into existence and holds all things together. And yet, how often do we reduce Him to something we can explain or control? 
 
In this week’s episode, Francis Chan challenges the way we think about the Holy Spirit—not as a force to be harnessed, because understanding God isn’t about control—it’s about surrender. 
 
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Stay connected: 
 
Website: https://bit.ly/3rBOjSr 
Instagram: https://bit.ly/3720wXf 
Facebook: https://bit.ly/3BLLwLm

When was the last time you were in awe of God? Like, truly stopped and realize that we are talking about the Creator of the universe? The One who spoke the stars into existence and holds all things together. And yet, how often do we reduce Him to something we can explain or control?

In this week’s episode, Francis Chan challenges the way we think about the Holy Spirit—not as a force to be harnessed, because understanding God isn’t about control—it’s about surrender.

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Stay connected:

Website: https://bit.ly/3rBOjSr
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Facebook: https://bit.ly/3BLLwLm

A Person, Not a Power (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 4) | Francis Chan

When we talk about the Holy Spirit, let’s not reduce Him to a vague force or an emotional experience. He is a person—God Himself—living within us, guiding, convicting, and empowering us to live in obedience. Jesus said it was better for Him to leave so that the Spirit could come (John 16:7). Do we actually believe that? Do we live like we have the very presence of God inside us? 
 
Too often, we treat the Holy Spirit like an accessory to our faith rather than the one who gives it power. The early church was completely dependent on Him—they couldn’t imagine trying to follow Jesus without His leading. Have we lost that desperation? Have we settled for a version of Christianity that functions just fine without Him? It’s time to acknowledge Him, listen to Him, and surrender to His presence. 
 
Excerpt from “A Person, Not a Power (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 4)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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When we talk about the Holy Spirit, let’s not reduce Him to a vague force or an emotional experience. He is a person—God Himself—living within us, guiding, convicting, and empowering us to live in obedience. Jesus said it was better for Him to leave so that the Spirit could come (John 16:7). Do we actually believe that? Do we live like we have the very presence of God inside us?

Too often, we treat the Holy Spirit like an accessory to our faith rather than the one who gives it power. The early church was completely dependent on Him—they couldn’t imagine trying to follow Jesus without His leading. Have we lost that desperation? Have we settled for a version of Christianity that functions just fine without Him? It’s time to acknowledge Him, listen to Him, and surrender to His presence.

Excerpt from “A Person, Not a Power (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 4)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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The Spirit Is a Person

When was the last time you were in awe of God? Where you’ve stopped and realized that we are talking about the Creator of the universe? The One who spoke the stars into existence and holds all things together. And yet, how often do we reduce Him to something we can explain or control? 
 
In this teaching, Francis Chan challenges the way we think about the Holy Spirit—not as a force to be harnessed, but as a person to embrace. 
 
Listen to “A Person, Not a Power (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 4)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast 
 
#Jesus #God #Church #CrazyLove #WeAreChurch #FrancisChan

When was the last time you were in awe of God? Where you’ve stopped and realized that we are talking about the Creator of the universe? The One who spoke the stars into existence and holds all things together. And yet, how often do we reduce Him to something we can explain or control?

In this teaching, Francis Chan challenges the way we think about the Holy Spirit—not as a force to be harnessed, but as a person to embrace.

Listen to “A Person, Not a Power (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 4)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast

#Jesus #God #Church #CrazyLove #WeAreChurch #FrancisChan

Are You in Awe?

Do you believe God is great? I mean, really great? Because for so many people, God is just…nice. A good addition to their life. Something to throw in, like an extra perk. 
 
But that’s not what Jesus taught. He said the person who truly gets it—who understands the kingdom of heaven—is like a man who finds a treasure so valuable that he joyfully gives up everything to have it. 
 
That’s what God is worth. Everything. Not just a part of your life, not just a Sunday routine—everything. 
 
So ask yourself—do you see God as that treasure? Is He worth more to you than anything else? Because that’s the kind of devotion He’s looking for. 
 
Excerpt from “Stop Debating, Start Obeying (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 3)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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Do you believe God is great? I mean, really great? Because for so many people, God is just…nice. A good addition to their life. Something to throw in, like an extra perk.

But that’s not what Jesus taught. He said the person who truly gets it—who understands the kingdom of heaven—is like a man who finds a treasure so valuable that he joyfully gives up everything to have it.

That’s what God is worth. Everything. Not just a part of your life, not just a Sunday routine—everything.

So ask yourself—do you see God as that treasure? Is He worth more to you than anything else? Because that’s the kind of devotion He’s looking for.

Excerpt from “Stop Debating, Start Obeying (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 3)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

#Jesus #God #Church #CrazyLove #WeAreChurch #FrancisChan

How Great is God to You?

Too often, we treat holiness like an obligation—something we have to do instead of something we want to become. But what if we actually desired purity? What if we wanted to be faithful, honest, and righteous—not because we’re supposed to, but because we long to be more like Christ? 
 
This is why we need the Holy Spirit. We can’t force ourselves into holiness. We need Him to change us, to transform our hearts, to keep shaping us into the people God created us to be. 
 
So, are you asking God to fill you with His Spirit so you can become more like Him? Because the kind of person you become at the end of your life is being shaped right now. 
 
Listen to “Stop Debating, Start Obeying (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 3)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast 
 
#Jesus #God #Church #CrazyLove #WeAreChurch #FrancisChan

Too often, we treat holiness like an obligation—something we have to do instead of something we want to become. But what if we actually desired purity? What if we wanted to be faithful, honest, and righteous—not because we’re supposed to, but because we long to be more like Christ?

This is why we need the Holy Spirit. We can’t force ourselves into holiness. We need Him to change us, to transform our hearts, to keep shaping us into the people God created us to be.

So, are you asking God to fill you with His Spirit so you can become more like Him? Because the kind of person you become at the end of your life is being shaped right now.

Listen to “Stop Debating, Start Obeying (The Holy Spirit Series, Pt. 3)” on the Crazy Love Podcast: https://www.crazylove.org/podcast

#Jesus #God #Church #CrazyLove #WeAreChurch #FrancisChan

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